Westminster College concludes 1968 with 26 graduates
Dr. Earland I Carlson presided as 26 Westminster College undergraduates from Lawrence County earned degrees at the 114th commencement in New Wilmington. Diplomas were presented to twenty six students including Michaelene Babovsky Ray Bell William Carson Carole Cook Eileen Cox Suzanne Cutler Kathleen D Eletto Michael Drespling Donald Goughler Brian Guy Martha Hover Nancy Hudson Ann Lewis Charles Mansell Marion Mathison Ellen Miller Richard Reynolds Mary Riethmiller Donald Saunders Robert Scarazzo Melanie Smith James Turner Glenda Wilson and Carol Zimmerman. In Tokyo UPI reports Japan became the world s largest producer of trucks and buses in 1967 with 1 443 556 units in the first ten months versus 1 300 000 by the United States.
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New Wilmington
Westminster College
Lawrence County
Earland I. Carlson
Michaelene Denise Babovsky
Michael Babovsky
Atlantic Ave
New Castle
Ray Franklin Bell
Arthur Bell
London Ave
William Crawford Carson
William G. Carson
New Castle St
B.A
Carole Marie Cook
Charles H. Cook Jr
Eileen Catherine Cox
Howard A. Cox
Glass Road
B. A
Suzanne E. Cutler
Ted J. Cutler
Stephen Dr
Kathleen Anne D’eletto
Guy E. D'Eletto
Pulaski
Michael Earl Drespling
Michael Drespling
Martin St
Donald H. Goughler
E. Henry Goughler
Thornhill
Brian James Guy
Lewis G. Guy
Mt. Hope Rd
Kathryn I. Henderson
Joseph R. Henderson
Meadowbrook
Martha Jean Hover
Howard Hover
Nancy Davis Hudson
John G. Davis
Norwood Ave
B.S
Ann Lewis
W. John Lewis
W. Neshannock Ave
B. S
Charles Young Mansell
Thomas V. Mansell
Waugh Ave
Marion Alta Mathison
Ruth Mathison
Frank Mathison
Ellen Louise Miller
Walter E. Myers
Laurel Blvd
Richard Edson Reynolds
Edson G. Reynolds
Graceland Rd
Mary Ann Riethmiller
W. Frank Riethmiller
New Wilmington RD
James H. Turner
J. Hilton Turner
Park St
Glenda Shaffer Wilson
Glen A. Shaffer
S. Market St
Carol Louise Zimmerman
Richard Zimmerman
Meadowbrook Dr
Tokyo
UPI
Japan
United States
Automobile Industry
Swiss Teen Graduates From MIT With Two Bachelors
Don Bernard Zagier, 16, of Valais Switzerland, completes two bachelor of science degrees in mathematics and physics at MIT after only two years. His father, Dr. David D. Zagier, dean of the American College of Switzerland in Leysin, congratulates him as the MIT dome looms behind.
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Don Bernard Zagier
Valais
Switzerland
Massachusettes Institute of Technology
David D. Zagier
American College of Switzerland
Leysin
MIT
UPI
Albion student joins 1968 Crossroads Africa program
Albion College sophomore Tom Colbridge of New Castle will join three fellow students this summer in Operation Crossroads Africa. He will work with Sierra Leonean peers on self help projects and discuss social and political issues. A returnee will share experiences through talks.
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Albion
Mich
Tom Colbridge
Albion College
Colbridge
Thomas Colbridge
Banberry Lane
New Castle
Sierra Leone
Operation Crossroads
Africa
James Nicholie
Pontiac, Mich
Adrope
Ivory Coast
Nicholie
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